Sentence examples for particularly readable from inspiring English sources
The Barthes scarf is a particularly readable and mythological object: fragile, expensive, and thus to be handled with care, as he handled all of his objects of study.
A particularly readable and comprehensive version can be found in Dr. Eric J. Topol's new book, "The Creative Destruction of Medicine".
Timothy Caulfield has provided particularly readable proof of this concept in "The Cure for Everything," an overview of health concerns for healthy people — like the optimal diet, best exercise regimen, the best treatments for minor ailments and the lowdown on genetic testing.
My initial quibble is that Timeline doesn't actually do a great job of presenting stories from elsewhere — you have to search for the links, then tap multiple times, then it opens a browser window that may or may not be particularly readable on your phone.
So they ask for an investment on the part of the reader but are ultimately always decipherable, even readable, particularly in good light.
But all that aside, Mr. Taubes proceeds to stand the received wisdom about diet and exercise on its head in a particularly intriguing and readable synthesis.
Both authors are journalists, and it seems odd that each of them would settle on this subject at this time, particularly because a highly readable book very much like these two -- Tube: The Invention of Television," by David E. Fisher and Marshall J. Fisher -- was published as recently as 1996.
Aside from providing grist for anyone attempting to understand the hard truths of life in an American warzone, this one of the most readable books here, particularly if you've ever lost a month bingeing on The Wire – a series based largely on this book.
Anyone who is interested in the contemporary world and particularly Asia will find them surprisingly readable.In this section Mr Right Looking life in the eye Is there an end?
Catherine Johnson's very readable biography draws attention particularly to Henson's determination and to his open-minded willingness to learn; where arrogant white explorers dismissed the Inuit people, Henson crucially learned their language and their life-saving skills.
Ontologies are particularly well-suited to providing machine-readable context for polymorphous and qualitative biological data, as exemplified by the success of the Gene Ontology (GO) [2].
